Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar appears Monday to blame the surge in coronavirus cases in several US states on the lack of “personal responsibility” during an appearance on CBS. Speaking to “CBS This Morning,” Azar, responding to a question about whether some US states reopened too quickly, said …
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Coronavirus infection rates in the US have risen to a record level, putting hospitals under heavy pressure and making the electoral battlegrounds of Florida, Texas, and Arizona the latest hot spots. According to Johns Hopkins University, more than 2.5 million people tested positive for coronavirus in the U.S., and more …
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Months after the state-level home stay order included a ban on visitors to long-term care facilities, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services lifted that restriction just a little for some. Beginning June 26, residents of a facility with seven or more beds where there are no current …
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As Major League Baseball approaches its return, several players have been forced to struggle with a difficult decision: Is the risk of exposure to the coronavirus worth it? On Monday, veteran Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Mike Leake became the first player to definitely say no, it’s not worth risking your …
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Kate Middleton and Prince William reportedly have a strict set of “family rules,” including bans on screaming and watching television before dinner. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are said to insist that their children Charlotte, Louis and George never go to bed angry. Instead, they are encouraged to share …
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